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Published on Nov 19, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Science

Ch. 7  Drew Perry
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Crust

Earth's solid rocky surface

Original Horizontality

THE THOUGHT THAT MANY ROCKS HAVE FORMED IN A HORIZONTAL FORM

Continental Drift

the idea that our continents were once one a super continent

sea-floor spreading

the idea that the sea floor is getting bigger
Photo by dimsis

magma

molted rock in the mantle
Photo by [Danny_21]

Plate Tectonics

THE IDEA THAT EARTH'S SURFACE IS BROKEN UP INTO PLATES

Mantle

the layer under the Earth's crust
Photo by wockerjabby

Subduction

THE SLIDING OF A PLATE UNDER ANOTHER
Photo by pennstatenews

Fault

A huge crack in the Earth's crust

Focus

THE POINT WHERE THE EARTHQUAKE STARTS
Photo by Zoriah

Seismic wave

a vibration that spreads out away from a focus when a earthquake happens
Photo by Joe Parks

Epicenter

the point on Earth's surface directly above the focus 
Photo by quapan

aftershock

shaking after the initial skake
Photo by martinluff

seismograph

A DEVICE THAT DETECTS EARTH'S MOVEMENT DURING AN EARTHQUAKE
Photo by missyleone

Magnitude

the amount of energy released by an earthquake

Vent

opening in a volcano where magma can escape

Lava

magma above the crust
Photo by gnuckx

Crater

a cup like hollow that forms on the top of earthquakes

Hot Spot

A HOT SPOT ON THE EARTH'S MANTLE, WHERE MAGMA CAN MELT THE PLATE ABOVE IT
Photo by Ron Cogswell

Cinder-cone Volcano

a steep sided cone that forms by exploions of hot rocks

Shield Volcano

a wide sloped cone that forms from flows of lava 
Photo by brewbooks

Composite Volcano

A VOLCANO FORMED FROM EXPLOSIVE ERUPTIONS OF HOT ROCK THEN LAVA

GEOTHERMAL ENERGY

HEAT FROM BELOW THE EARTH'S SURFACE
Photo by Vendin